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https://explore-dance.de/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/web-Die-Sprache-des-Steins_©Michelle-Moura_2.jpeg20002000What is the language of stone? What if the wind thought it was a human being? Does it dream? Does it sing? In The Language of Stone, two dancers engage with the wind, stones and other non-human things through their bodies, voices, and humour. Together, they invent their own language and invite the audience to discover the world with fresh eyes and ears.This new explore dance production by fabrik Potsdam is an imaginative dance piece for everyone aged 3 and over. In an imaginary landscape, surprising encounters unfold that sharpen our perception and awaken the senses. Choreographer Michelle Moura creates a playful and poetic space in which the boundaries between the animate and the inanimate begin to blur.